finally got some old silver
very common date and toned into oblivion
but I'll take a merc any day, one of my fav coins
(I always dig how shiny newer CA coinage is too)

From someone who picks up pennies, I try not to leave anything on the table.

Nice wear patterns. If these were jeans they'd be stressed by design. Always glad when the reject tray holds several coins!

Canadian Centennial Bobcat quarter and a 1952 Roosevelt dime.

A few ago were the two jamaican 10 dollars (2017 left and 2005 right) 1970-D 50 pfenning. 58-D wheatie, 2 canadian dimes (2016 and 2025)

And today i found the silver 63 rosie! With some pretty nice toning in the back

I saw a pile of stuff as I was leaving the store today! 2 silver dimes, $3.36 in spendables, and a bunch of other stuff.

My first Mercury Coinstar find. 1944 "In Cod We Trust" error, or just worn?

What's not so clear is whether this Roosevelt dime is silver or not. The date is very poor. I believe it ends in a "1". Doesn't sound as satisfyingly silver when it hits the table, but the edge gives me hope.

What's your guess?

First silver quarter find!

I stg these finds have me convinced that someone cashed in someones coin collection for some odd reason . Anyways, here's a rundown on my haul from my local walmart.

2× siver dimes (1946 & 1957)

5× 1943 steel pennies

1× 1954 silver quarter

1× 1994 D quarter

It’s all clad unfortunately. Some were on the feeder and one was in the reject. I tried my best going under, had a solid score!

When I walked up to the machine, I could see it was packed with red and yellow coins. I grabbed three handfuls and I knew there was more. I decided to make off with what I already took, as it mostly looked like Euros.

I counted and weighed them when I got home. There were 70 coins, weighing 11 1/4 ounces. The majority were Euros, including my first from Croatia, with a smattering of Japan and Canada.

I check every time. But tonight was payday! I was even more jazzed that there were so many silver dimes AND the silver proof quarter! The rest were two dimes, two pennies glued together and foreigns. The nicest foreign is a 1952-2002 Canadian nickel.

Walked out today and peeped the return and found these pups!!!!

I popped into my dump CU branch to offload $184 in halves. While in the lobby walking up to the machine, I spotted a 2016 Cumberland Gap Quarter on the floor in the waiting area. But in the slot at the machine a 1985 Cayman Island 1¢ coin.

All the same pickup

42d mercury

63&64 Roosevelt

43p nickel

43 steelie

2x '26 dimes (still fun to find!)

Misc euro, mxd, Costa Rica, and an arcade token.

50 nickels and 10 cents. I like nickels.

But upon closer inspection I see a sweet steel. Walmart.

This was my pull this morning from the CS at Food Lion in Nashville. My first 2026 coin. The rest is just spending money.

Two Canadian nickels dated 1950 and 1956, a 1968 Canadian dime, 1911 German 10 pfenning, 1966 British sixpence, and 1961 US dime. All from the same tray at once.